ADVISORY/Countdown To Election Day 2000: Women.com's Editor-In-Chief Available For Commentary On The Women's Vote.

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ADVISORY...

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WHO: With one week left until Election Day, Women.com's
     Editor-In-Chief Judith Coyne is available to discuss how the
     candidates can earn the vote of women - who comprise the single
     most influential voting bloc.

       News & Politics Channel of Women.com Networks, Inc.
     (www.women.com; Nasdaq: WOMN), a leading online destination for
     women and among the top 50 most visited Internet properties, was
     among the select dot-coms reporting from both the Republican and
     Democratic National Conventions.


WHAT: Women.com's participation in this year's political conventions
     supports its 'Majority 2000' initiative that is part of a joint
     venture between Women.com and Good Housekeeping magazine to
     report on the single most influential demographic in the American
     voting electorate - women.

       Coyne can discuss and answer questions on political topics
     including:

       -    Internet's impact on politics
       -    Poll results asking Women.com users 'Who's the best man for
          women?'
       -    The importance of the women's vote
       -    Top five women's issues
       -    Are women using the issue of abortion as a litmus test for
          presidential candidates?
       -    Important action the next president can take for women
       -    Do women support Hillary's Clinton's bid for the Senate, and
          would they vote for the First Lady if they could?


WHY: Women have been the voting majority in every major U.S. election
     since 1964, and decided the 1996 presidential election with the
     largest gender gap in American history.